I’m guessing you’re counting on people not clicking the link and if they do not bothering to wait for the 1990s style dial up speeds of the images to load then not trying to zoom in.
Having sat through that process – the images are GARBAGE, not least because we know there are 3 meter resolution pictures of EARTH taken from space that are disturbingly perfect.
Super odd that they control system never bothered to point one of those cameras at this set of sites, eh?
Instead we get gray porridge with a garnish of blobs.
https://www.lroc.asu.edu/featured_sites/1/site_images/14
lol lmao even

They’ve been lying from time immemorial and as long as there are folks gullible enough to buy into it and arrogant enough to have a raging fit when someone points out the absurdity of it, they will continue to keep at it.

I can understand your not knowing where to draw the line on truth, given the prevalence of lies from scientific authorities. However rejecting 500 years of astronomy and navigation and disbelieving what the Greeks already knew about the orb we live on is taking things too far. Flat Earth is a psy-op designed to discredit dissident thought and unfortunately with your post it has been somewhat successful.

I was a staunch believer in the moon landings being real, but I’m having doubts now. And while I don’t want to debunk anything, I only want to correct a couple of mistakes in part I of this really awesome essay.

“Everything the U.S. did, prior to actually sending a manned spacecraft to the Moon, had already been done by the Soviets…”

That’s not quite correct, the US actually accomplished the first manned spaceflight lasting longer than one week (Gemini 5, August 1965), almost doubling the previous record by Vostok 5 and matching the alleged amount of time it would take to fly to the moon, land and return to earth. The US also had the first successful rendezvous of two manned spacecrafts (Gemini 7 & Gemini 6A, December 1965) The perceived rendezvous between Vostok 3 & Vostok 4 in August 1962 was not a real rendezvous, the two spacecrafts were launched on trajectories that would bring them as close as about 4 miles to each other, without any option to maneuver, while Gemini 6A flew to within a few feet of Gemini 7. The Gemini 7 mission lasted almost 14 days, another record. And the US accomplished the first successful docking of a manned spacecraft with another (unmanned) spacecraft (Gemini 8, March 1966), and the first EVAs that were more than just a “little stroll outside”, with Buzz Aldrin performing multiple chores outside the capsule (Gemini 12, November 1966).

“The smart money was clearly on the Soviets to make it to the Moon first, if anyone was to do so.”

While the US space program had suffered a serious setback with the Apollo 1 fire in early 1967, the Soviets had to deal with their own problems. For one, they had not developed a reliable multi-crew spacecraft. The three-man flight of Voskhod 1 in 1964 was a propaganda coup with a modified Vostok capsule, and the spacecraft was so small that the three cosmonauts had to be launched without spacesuits (a fatal problem almost seven years later on the Soyuz 11 mission) and without the ejection seats the cosmonauts had used after they had de-orbited once the Vostok return module was below 6000 meters altitude. The Voskhod 2 spacecraft, which delivered another space first, Alexei Leonov’s EVA, was just another modified Vostok capsule, again without ejection seats, but with an inflatable airlock made mainly of rubber-like material (maybe canvas), and this spaceflight almost ended in disaster. There were no further Soviet manned spaceflights from March 20th, 1965 until April 22nd, 1967, mainly because the Soviets didn’t have a reliable multi-crew spacecraft, while NASA launched 10 manned Gemini missions between March 23rd and November 12th, 1966. Just like the US with Apollo, the Soviets tried a little bit too hard to get their new spaceship Soyuz into action, which resulted in the death of Vladimir Komarow on April 24th, 1967. The first successful manned Soyuz mission was launched on October 26th, 1968, more than two weeks after the launch of the first manned Apollo mission.

“Their astronauts had logged five times as many hours in space as had ours. And they had a considerable amount of time, money, scientific talent and, perhaps most of all, national pride riding on that goal.”

Manned spaceflight hours logged by Soviet cosmonauts at the time of the Apollo 11 launch on July 16th, 1969, stood at little more than 698 hours, while the US had pulled ahead mostly due to their Gemini program with 1846 hours. The five longest Gemini missions (4, 5, 7, 9 & 12) alone accounted for more than 700 hours.

I have no idea who came up with the “five times as many hours in space” line, and even if you compare the six space programs/projects one by one, it doesn’t make sense. The Soviets got all they could out of their Vostok capsule, logging more than 380 hours while Project Mercury delivered only a little more than 50 hours. At only that point before the alleged moon landings the cosmonauts were way ahead, with more than seven times as many hours as NASA. Once the US had capable launchers like the Titan II GLV, the one advantage the Soviets had with Sergei Korolev’s R7 rocket was gone.

But the main problem for the Soviet space program was that, while the US had started with unmanned Apollo test flights already in the fall of 1961, the first unmanned Soyuz capsule was launched more than five years later (the other US multi-crew spacecraft, Gemini, had commenced unmanned test flights in 1964, but since the Gemini crew capsule was based largely on the Mercury design and was built by the same contractor, McDonnell Aircraft, development was not as time-consuming as the work on the Apollo CSM).

In regards to “scientific talent”, many blame the lack of progress in the Soviet space program between 1965 and 1967 on the unexpected passing of Korolev, allegedly during routine abdomen surgery in early 1966. Others, like Nikita Khrushchev’s son Sergei, have claimed that Korolev, the undisputed mastermind behind the early success of the Soviets, had neither the scientific talent nor the vision to guide the cosmonauts to the moon. While I can’t really say if their scientists were good enough or not, the Soviets definitely had a lot of national pride (among the reasons the catastrophically faulty Soyuz 1 capsule was launched were the festivities commemorating Lenin’s birthday on April 22nd), and maybe even money, but definitely not enough time.

I do have doubts about the Apollo program, there are too many things that don’t seem to make sense. Thanks a lot for keeping Dave’s work online.

My condolences on his passing. Late to the party, I know. Lost many relatives over the last couple decades to that profitable genocide tool they call Cancer. It’s a larger part of WHY I want more answers about what is being done to us.

That all being said, I wondered if Dave ever was introduced to the Globe Lie?? That we do NOT live on a spinning ball in a vacuum hurling around the Sun at speeds we can not even fathom. That WATER always finds it’s level when contained. They even LIED about SPACE and PLANETS.

The time of his passing was not long after the subject took off, before being CENSORED. I woke up to it in late 2015. Not too long before he passed. But, it had been out for at least a year it would seem, so maybe??

Just as his expose of Laurel Canyon and Hollywood helped me to realize how deceitful and corrupt this world really is, I hope that he looked into it before he left us. It would have given him some much needed clarity before moving on.

They don’t just sell us lies on some things. They sell us lies on EVERYTHING. We know our true history is revised and obscured. We know they lie about world events, especially their Bankers Wars. We know they like to manipulate the masses to whatever end they have devised for us all.

Realizing that they have indeed lied to us about the very Earth we live on, AND we bought it all, really wakes up critical thinkers to just how much we really do not know about a lot of things. Especially the ability to fool the human mind so easily in such a short amount of time.

Knowing the truth may be part of the path that we are on in this life. Either your spirit can realize the lies, or you get to do it all over again?? I don’t know about what is beyond this place and time, but I know that it’s a world of pure deception and deceit here. Seems important to know these bigger lies before we pass on. Just my thinking.

THANK YOU for all the work you’re doing to preserve all the vital information that Dave brought to light on many subjects. I recommend his books to anyone who is looking for answers. As I said, each truth is another stepping stone to realizing how much we are being lied to and manipulated. Had it not been for Dave’s work and writing, I may have never got as far as I have today. His writing open my eyes much further than they had been before. Learning about Laurel Canyon should be required for anyone seeking answers. It’s a keystone to the manipulation being used against us. Dave made it simple and easy to understand.

Namaste

I laughed so hard at the comments on the Soviet craft that I thought I might literally die laughing! Fred Sanford & Granny Clampet, indeed!

Thanks so much Alissa for keeping Dave’s works available to us all. Such a shame he in no longer around but I think he’d be proud of you for keeping his legacy still open for all.